Analog way Zenith 200 Programmer's Guide

Zenith 200
Analog way
Brand
Analog way
Model
Zenith 200
Type
Programmer's Guide

This manual is also suitable for

ALTA 4K
AWJ Protocol
Programmer’s Guide
For firmware version v1.0.08 or higher
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Table of contents
1. Presentation .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
1.1. Description .................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.2. Syntax ............................................................................................................................................................ 4
1.3. Error messages .............................................................................................................................................. 5
1.4. Subscribing to machine state change notifications ...................................................................................... 5
2. System commands .................................................................................................................................................... 7
2.1. Reading the device type ................................................................................................................................ 7
2.2. Reading the device serial number ................................................................................................................. 7
2.3. Reading the device firmware version ........................................................................................................... 7
2.4. Restarting the device .................................................................................................................................... 8
2.5. Shutting down the device (standby mode) ................................................................................................... 8
2.6. Shutting down the device (switch off) .......................................................................................................... 8
2.7. Resuming the device from standby mode .................................................................................................... 8
3. Screen/Aux commands ............................................................................................................................................. 9
3.1. Reading a Screen information ....................................................................................................................... 9
3.2. TAKE: Transitioning a preview content to the program ............................................................................. 10
3.3. Recalling a Screen Preset ............................................................................................................................ 10
3.4. Recalling an Auxiliary Preset ....................................................................................................................... 10
3.5. Recalling a Master Preset ............................................................................................................................ 11
3.6. Reading a Preset information ..................................................................................................................... 11
3.7. Reading a layer source ................................................................................................................................ 12
3.8. Changing a source in a layer ....................................................................................................................... 13
3.9. Reading a Background layer status ............................................................................................................. 14
3.10. Changing a Screen Background source ....................................................................................................... 15
3.11. Reading a Foreground layer status ............................................................................................................. 15
3.12. Changing a Foreground layer source .......................................................................................................... 16
3.13. Reading an Auxiliary screen information .................................................................................................... 17
3.14. Reading the source of an Auxiliary screen .................................................................................................. 17
3.15. Changing an Auxiliary output source .......................................................................................................... 18
3.16. Reading the last loaded Preset ................................................................................................................... 18
3.17. Reading the last loaded Master preset ....................................................................................................... 19
3.18. Enabling the Quick Preset function ............................................................................................................. 19
3.19. Freeze a Screen ........................................................................................................................................... 20
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3.20. Freeze a Layer ............................................................................................................................................. 20
4. Multiviewer commands .......................................................................................................................................... 21
4.1. Reading the Multiviewer output information ............................................................................................. 21
4.2. Recalling a Multiviewer Preset .................................................................................................................... 22
4.3. Reading the source of a Multiviewer output widget .................................................................................. 22
4.4. Reading the status of a Multiviewer output widget ................................................................................... 22
4.5. Changing a Multiviewer widget source ....................................................................................................... 22
5. Audio commands .................................................................................................................................................... 24
5.1. Output / Screen / Auxiliary screen .............................................................................................................. 24
5.1.1. Reading the Output audio mode ............................................................................................................ 24
5.1.2. Reading the Screen audio mode ............................................................................................................. 24
5.1.3. Reading the Auxiliary screen audio mode .............................................................................................. 25
5.1.4. Changing an Output audio source .......................................................................................................... 25
5.1.5. Changing a Screen audio source ............................................................................................................. 26
5.1.6. Changing an Auxiliary Screen audio source ............................................................................................ 27
5.1.7. Reading the Output audio source ........................................................................................................... 29
5.1.8. Reading the Screen audio source ............................................................................................................ 29
5.1.9. Reading the Auxiliary screen audio source ............................................................................................. 30
5.1.10. Mute an Output ...................................................................................................................................... 31
5.1.11. Mute a Screen ......................................................................................................................................... 31
5.1.12. Mute an Auxiliary .................................................................................................................................... 32
5.1.13. Mute a Input channel .............................................................................................................................. 32
5.2. Multiviewer ................................................................................................................................................. 32
5.2.1. Reading the Multiviewer output audio mode......................................................................................... 32
5.2.2. Reading the Multiviewer screen audio mode ......................................................................................... 33
5.2.3. Changing a Multiviewer output audio source ......................................................................................... 33
5.2.4. Changing a Multiviewer screen audio source ......................................................................................... 34
5.2.5. Reading the Multiviewer output audio source ....................................................................................... 35
5.2.6. Reading the Multiviewer screen audio source ....................................................................................... 35
5.2.7. Changing the active VU meter widget .................................................................................................... 36
5.3. Dante (Optional) ......................................................................................................................................... 36
5.3.1. Reading a Dante output audio mode ...................................................................................................... 36
5.3.2. Changing a Dante output audio source .................................................................................................. 37
5.3.3. Reading a Dante output audio source .................................................................................................... 38
5.4. Line out (Optional) ...................................................................................................................................... 39
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5.4.1. Reading a Line out output audio mode .................................................................................................. 39
5.4.2. Changing a Line out output audio source ............................................................................................... 39
5.4.3. Reading a Line out output audio source ................................................................................................. 40
6. Source commands ................................................................................................................................................... 42
6.1. Reading an Input information ..................................................................................................................... 42
6.2. Reading a Foreground image information .................................................................................................. 43
6.3. Changing a Foreground image on a screen Foreground set ....................................................................... 44
6.4. Reading a Background image information .................................................................................................. 44
6.5. Changing a Background image on a screen Foreground set ....................................................................... 46
6.6. Reading a Background set information ....................................................................................................... 46
6.7. Freeze an Input ........................................................................................................................................... 46
7. Using thumbnails .................................................................................................................................................... 47
7.1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................................ 47
7.2. Live inputs thumbnails URL ......................................................................................................................... 47
7.3. Outputs thumbnails URL ............................................................................................................................. 47
7.4. Foreground Images thumbnails URL (per Screen) ...................................................................................... 47
7.5. Background Images thumbnails URL (per Screen) ...................................................................................... 47
7.6. Multiviewer thumbnails URL ....................................................................................................................... 47
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1. Presentation
1.1. Description
The AWJ protocol for Alta 4K is a powerful way for you to automate your interaction with the Alta 4K
seamless switchers. The AWJ protocol for Alta 4K is based on TCP/IP communication (port 10606) and uses
JSON Patch commands to interact with the device. Up to 5 concurrent TCP clients can be connected to the
same device. Before connecting to this port, please check that it has not been disabled by security on the
Web RCS and that a firewall is not blocking it.
An Alta 4K device should be considered as a state machine whose values are stored and organized inside a
large JSON object. Changing a value in this JSON object immediately changes the state of the machine. The
current state of the machine is always available by reading the JSON object properties. It is possible to use
an AWJ command to read or modify one or more properties of the device.
The objective of this document is not to describe the entire Alta 4K device JSON object model nor to list all
the possible commands allowing to read or modify the corresponding values. The objective is however to
list the most frequently used commands such preset recall, transition, layer source change, etc. This
document refers to Alta 4K firmware v1.0 or higher.
1.2. Syntax
JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) is a common format for the exchange and storage of structured data. JSON
Patch is a format for expressing a sequence of operations to apply to a target JSON document.
AWJ protocol read or write commands must be surrounded by { } and must be terminated by the ASCII 0x04
character.
The commands MUST have exactly one "op" member, whose value indicates the operation to perform. Its
value MUST be one of "get" (read command) or "replace" (write command).
Additionally, the commands MUST have exactly one "path" member, whose value MUST be a string
containing a JSON path value that references the location within the device Alta 4K JSON object to perform
the operation.
The AWJ write commands MUST also have exactly one “value” member, whose value corresponds to the
new value to be applied to the property or object defined by the "path'" member. For example:
{"op": "replace", "path": "/a/b/c", "value": "foo"}\0x04
Once an AWJ read command has been received and processed by the device, it will return a JSON string
containing the value of the requested property or object. This string is surrounded by { } and is terminated
by the ASCII 0x04 character as for the read or write commands.
This answer has exactly one "path" member, whose value is a string containing a JSON path value that
references the location within the device JSON object for which the value was requested.
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This answer has also exactly one "value" member, whose value corresponds to the value defined by the
"path'" member. For example:
{"path": "/a/b/c", "value": "foo"}\0x04
1.3. Error messages
If the AWJ command you have sent cannot be processed, the device will return a message describing the
reason, for example
{"error":{"code":"E12","message":"Unexpected path \\"DeviceObject/system/@props
/div\\""}}\0x04
The message contains an error code as well as message describing the error. The most common error
codes are:
Code
Description
E09
Unexpected command JSON token
E10
Unexpected keywords. Keywords
supported are “op”, “path” and
“value”
E11
Unexpected operator. Operators
supported are “get” and “replace”
E12
Unexpected path
E13
Unexpected value
1.4. Subscribing to machine state change notifications
By default, when the current state of the machine changes, the corresponding values are not forwarded to
the connected TCP clients. But it is possible to subscribe to some of the machine state change notifications
to be automatically notified when the value of one or more machine properties changes (new preset label,
new layer source, etc..).
The TCP client's subscription list is empty by default, meaning that this TCP connection won’t receive any
value/changes from the device. If the TCP client needs to receive some notifications/values from the device,
the client must subscribe to the corresponding JSON path.
Reading subscription filters
{"op":"get","path":"Subscriptions"}\0x04
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The machine returns:
{ "path":"Subscriptions","value":[]}\0x04
Subscription filters modification
{ "op":"replace","path":"Subscriptions", "value":["DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/control/@props"
,"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/2"]}\0x04
The machine returns:
{"path":"Subscriptions","value":["DeviceObject/$screen/@items/2",
"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/control/@props"]}\0x04
As soon as a PATH starts with one of the subscriptions, it will be sent to the client. If the PATH does not check
any subscriptions, it will be filtered.
Example:
As soon as a Screen Label is modified for Screen 1 with the Web RCS, the "DeviceObject/$screen/@items/
1/control/@props/label" will be transmitted.
And the machine returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/control/@props/label",
"value":"My_new_Label"}\0x04
Other modifications on Screen 1 will be filtered as not part of the requested subscription.
Important: A GET made directly on a property is never filtered.
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2. System commands
2.1. Reading the device type
Poll for the type of the device
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/system/@props/dev"}\0x04
The machine returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/system/@props/dev","value":"ZEN200"}\0x04
Possible returned values are:
ZEN100 for the Zenith 100
ZEN200 for the Zenith 200
2.2. Reading the device serial number
Poll for the serial number of the device (ZZ9999 for example for the simulator)
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/system/serial/@props/serialNumber"}\0x04
The machine returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/system/serial/@props/serialNumber","value":"ZZ9999"}\0x04
2.3. Reading the device firmware version
Poll for the firmware version of the device (1.0.10 for example)
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/system/version/@props/updater"}\0x04
The machine returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/system/version/@props/updater","value":"1.0.10"}\0x04
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2.4. Restarting the device
Perform a soft reboot of the unit
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/system/shutdown/@props/xReboot", "value":true}\0x04
The device will not return a string
2.5. Shutting down the device (standby mode)
Power the unit down to standby mode
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/system/shutdown/standby/control/@props/xRequest",
"value":"STANDBY"}\0x04
The device will not return a string
2.6. Shutting down the device (switch off)
Power the unit down (must be restarted manually)
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/system/shutdown/standby/control/@props/xRequest",
"value":"SWITCH_OFF"}\0x04
The device will not return a string
2.7. Resuming the device from standby mode
Resume the unit from standby mode
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/system/shutdown/standby/control/@props/xRequest",
"value":"WAKE_UP"}\0x04
The device will not return a string
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3. Screen/Aux commands
3.1. Reading a Screen information
Poll for the Screen 1 activation status
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/preconfig/control/$screen/@items/1/@props/enable"}\0x04
The machine returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/preconfig/control/$screen/@items/1/@props/enable","value":true}\0x04
Poll for the Screen 1 label, which is labeled “Sc1”
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/control/@props/label"}\0x04
The machine returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/control/@props/label","value":"Sc1"}\0x04
The value is empty if no specific label was registered.
Poll for the Screen 1 layer mode
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/preconfig/status/$state/@items/CURRENT/$screen/@items/1/
$liveLayer/@items/1/@props/mode"}\0x04
The machine returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/preconfig/status/$state/@items/CURRENT/$screen/@items/1/$liveLayer/
@items/1/@props/mode","value":"SEAMLESS"}\0x04
Layer mode
Mixer Layers
Split Layers
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3.2. TAKE: Transitioning a preview content to the program
Take Screen 1
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/transition/$screen/@items/1/control/@props/xTake",
"value":true}\0x04
The device will not return a string
Take Auxiliary 1
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/transition/$auxiliaryScreen/@items/1/control/@props/xTake",
"value":true}\0x04
The device will not return a string
3.3. Recalling a Screen Preset
Recall preset 33 on the preview of Screen 1
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/preset/bank/control/load/$slot/@items/33/$screen/@items/1
/$preset/@items/PREVIEW/@props/xRequest", "value":true}\0x04
The device will not return a string
Recall preset 13 on the program of Screen 2
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/preset/bank/control/load/$slot/@items/13/$screen/@items/2
/$preset/@items/PROGRAM/@props/xRequest", "value":true}\0x04
The device will not return a string
3.4. Recalling an Auxiliary Preset
Recall Screen preset 25 on the preview of Auxiliary 1
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/preset/auxBank/control/load/$slot/@items/25/
$auxillaryScreen/@items/1/$preset/@items/PREVIEW/@props/xRequest", "value":true}\0x04
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The device will not return a string
Recall Auxiliary preset 13 on the program of Auxiliary 1
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/preset/auxBank/control/load/$slot/@items/13/
$auxillaryScreen/@items/1/$preset/@items/PROGRAM/@props/xRequest", "value":true}\0x04
The device will not return a string
3.5. Recalling a Master Preset
Recall master preset 15 to preview
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/preset/masterBank/control/load/$slot/@items/15/$preset/
@items/PREVIEW/@props/xRequest", "value":true}\0x04
The device will not return a string
Recall master preset 3 to program
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/preset/masterBank/control/load/$slot/@items/3/$preset/
@items/PROGRAM/@props/xRequest", "value":true}\0x04
The device will not return a string
3.6. Reading a Preset information
Poll for the name of Master Preset 3, which is labeled “Preset3”
{“op”:”get”,"path":"DeviceObject/preset/masterBank/$slot/@items/3/control/@props/label”}\0x04
The device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/preset/masterBank/$slot/@items/3/control/@props/label",
"value":"Preset3"}\0x04
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Poll for the name of Screen Preset 12, which is labeled “ScreenPre12”
{“op”:”get”,"path":"DeviceObject/preset/bank/$slot/@items/12/control/@props/label”}\0x04
The device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/preset/bank/$slot/@items/12/control/@props/label",
"value":"ScreenPre12"}\0x04
Poll for the name of Auxiliary Preset 4, which is labeled “Aux4”
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/preset/auxBank/$slot/@items/4/control/@props/label"}\0x04
The device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/preset/auxBank/$slot/@items/4/control/@props/label","value":"Aux4"}\0x04
3.7. Reading a layer source
Poll for the live layer 2 status on Screen 1 program (with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/$liveLayer/@items/2/
status/@props/state"}\0x04
The device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/$liveLayer/@items/2/status/
@props/state","value":"OFF"}\0x04
The different values could be: OFF, OPEN, CLOSE, CROSS, FLYING or FLYING_DEPTH.
Poll for the live layer 2 source on Screen 1 program (with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/$liveLayer/@items/2/
source/@props/input"}\0x04
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The device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/$liveLayer/@items/2/source/
@props/input","value":"INPUT_9"}\0x04
“NONE” is returned if no layer source is set.
3.8. Changing a source in a layer
The change of layer parameters is a bit more complex as the corresponding command set is indexed by
preset A/B.
Preset A corresponds to the parameter set when the virtual TBAR is at the bottom (Down) and preset B
corresponds to the parameter set when the virtual TBAR is at the top (Up).
It is therefore necessary to determine where the TBAR (Up or Down) is located before changing any layer
parameter(s). For Screen 1, the following command must be sent to the device:
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/transition/$screen/@items/1/status/@props/transition"}\0x04
If the device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/transition/$screen/@items/1/status/@props/transition",
"value":"AT_DOWN"}\0x04
This means that the TBAR of screen 1 is at the bottom. If you want to modify any layer parameters on the
Program, you must therefore change DOWN parameters (or UP to change layer parameters on the Preview)
If the device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/transition/$screen/@items/1/status/@props/transition",
"value":"AT_UP"}\0x04
This means that the TBAR of screen 1 is at the top.
If you want to modify any layer parameters on the Program, you must therefore change UP parameters (or
DOWN to change layer parameters on the Preview):
Transition status
To work on PGM
To work on PRW
AT DOWN
DOWN
UP
AT UP
UP
DOWN
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Load Live 3 source on layer 2 of the Screen 1 program (with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/$liveLayer/@items
/2/source/@props/input", "value":"INPUT_3"}\0x04
The device will not return a string
Load Live 5 source on layer 1 of the Screen 2 preview (with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/2/$preset/@items/UP/$liveLayer/@items
/1/source/@props/input", "value":"INPUT_5"}\0x04
The device will not return a string
Important: A global update is required to consider all the changes on the layers, mainly on Foreground
Layer
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/preset/control/@props/xUpdate", "value":true}\0x04
The device will not return a string
3.9. Reading a Background layer status
Poll for the Background layer status on Screen 1 program (with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/presetList/@items/DOWN/background/status/
@props/state"}\0x04
The device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/background/status/@props/
state","value":"OFF"}\0x04
The different values could be: OFF, OPEN or CLOSE.
Poll for the Background layer source on Screen 1 program (with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/background/source/
@props/set"}\0x04
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The device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/background/source/@props/set",
"value":"3"}\0x04
“NONE” is returned if no background is set.
3.10. Changing a Screen Background source
Important: Preview and Program are indexed to the TBAR, such that the current position of the TBAR will
need to be known to correctly route to Preview or Program. See “Changing the source in a layer” for more
details.
Load Background Set 2 to Screen 1 program (with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/background/
source/@props/set", "value":"2"}\0x04
The device will not return a string
Load Background Set 3 to Screen 2 preview (with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/2/$preset/@items/UP/background/
source/@props/set", "value":"3"}\0x04
The device will not return a string
Important: A global update is also required to consider all the changes
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/preset/control/@props/xUpdate", "value":true}\0x04
The device will not return a string
3.11. Reading a Foreground layer status
Poll for the Foreground layer status on Screen 1 program (with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/top/status/@props/
state"}\0x04
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The device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/top/status/@props/state",
"value":"OFF"}\0x04
The different values could be: OFF, OPEN or CLOSE.
Poll for the Foreground layer source on Screen 1 program (with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/top/source/
@props/frame"}\0x04
The device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/top/source/@props/frame",
"value":"2"}\0x04
“NONE” is returned if no foreground is set.
3.12. Changing a Foreground layer source
Important: Preview and program are indexed to the TBAR, such that the current position of the TBAR will
need to be known to correctly route to preview or program. See “Changing the source in a layer” for more
details.
Load Top Source 3 to Screen 1 program (with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/top/source/
@props/frame", "value":"3"}\0x04
The device will not return a string
Important: A global update is required to consider all the changes, please refer to 3.10.
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3.13. Reading an Auxiliary screen information
Poll for the Auxiliary screen 1 state
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/preconfig/control/$auxiliaryScreen/@items/1/@props/
enable"}\0x04
The machine returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/preconfig/control/$auxiliaryScreen/@items/1/@props/enable",
"value":true}\0x04
Poll for the Auxiliary screen 1 label, which is labeled “AUX1”
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/$auxiliaryScreen/@items/1/control/@props/label"}\0x04
The machine returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/$auxiliaryScreen/@items/1/control/@props/label","value":"AUX1"}\0x04
The value is empty if no specific label was registered.
3.14. Reading the source of an Auxiliary screen
Poll for the Auxiliary screen 1 program source (with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/$auxiliaryScreen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/background/
source/@props/content"}\0x04
The machine returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/$auxiliaryScreen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/background/source/
@props/content","value":"PROGRAM_2"}\0x04
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Auxiliary screen source Types
None
Input
Screen
3.15. Changing an Auxiliary output source
Important: Preview and Program are indexed to the TBAR, such that the current position of the TBAR will
need to be known to correctly route to Preview or Program. See “Changing the source in a layer” for more
details.
Load Live source 2 to Auxiliary 1 Background layer on program (with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/$auxiliaryScreen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/
background/source/@props/content", "value":"INPUT_2"}\0x04
The device will not return a string
3.16. Reading the last loaded Preset
Important: Preview and Program are indexed to the TBAR, such that the current position of the TBAR will
need to be known to correctly read the Preview or Program status. See “Changing the source in a layer” for
more details.
Poll for the last recalled Preset to program on Screen 1 (last recalled was preset 3, with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/status/@props/
memoryId"}\0x04
The device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/$screen/@items/1/$preset/@items/DOWN/status/@props/memoryId",
"value":3}\0x04
Poll for the last recalled Preset to preview on Auxiliary 1 (last recalled was preset 2, with TBAR at DOWN)
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/$auxiliaryScreen/@items/1/$preset/@items/UP/status/@props/
memoryId"}\0x04
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The device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/$auxiliaryScreen/@items/1/$preset/@items/UP/status/@props/
memoryId",”value”:2}\0x04
3.17. Reading the last loaded Master preset
Poll for the last recalled Master preset to program (last recalled was master preset 3)
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/preset/masterBank/status/lastUsed/$presetMode/@items/
PROGRAM/@props/memoryId"}\0x04
The device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/preset/masterBank/status/lastUsed/$presetMode/@items/PROGRAM/
@props/memoryId","value":3}\0x04
Poll for the last recalled Master preset to preview (last recalled was master preset 2)
{"op":"get","path":"DeviceObject/preset/masterBank/status/lastUsed/$presetMode/@items/
PREVIEW/@props/memoryId"}\0x04
The device returns:
{"path":"DeviceObject/preset/masterBank/status/lastUsed/$presetMode/@items/PREVIEW/
@props/memoryId","value":2}\0x04
3.18. Enabling the Quick Preset function
Enable the Quick Preset function once already configured
{"op":"replace","path":"DeviceObject/quickPreset/control/@props/enable", "value":true}\0x04
The device will not return a string
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Analog way Zenith 200 Programmer's Guide

Zenith 200
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